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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-17
PERSONAL.

G. Hellinger, a wool buyer from Bos-
ton, is at the Central hotel.
j. NJ. Pettus, of GoIiad, is at the st.
Leonard.
l., d. Young, merchant of Kennedy,
is at the st. Leonard.
James F. Ellison is at the st. Leonard
from Maria.
j. J. Burke, of Eagle Pass, is at the
Southern.
Mrs. Nichols, of Laredo, is visiting
friends in the city.
Mr.. Albert K. Devine left this morn
ing for Washington and New York: TO
the latter place on business.
Mr.. NJ. j. MOynahaD, formerly of San
Antonio, now of DenisOn, Texas. came
down Sunday and left with his friend
Douglas, this morning for Washington.
Robert f. Paxton, a Pecos county
sheepman, is at the Southern, accom-
panied by his relative, NJ. McNiel, Of
Los Angeles, California.
Asher Richardson, son-in-law of VIM.
Votaw, of Dimmitt county, is at the
Southern. He has just made a large
purchase of sheep for his ranch.
Mr.. Albin Seidel, of the firm of SeidaI
Bros, left this morning for New York.
Baltimore and other points north, to buv
goods.
Col. w. n. Mason and wife left yester-
day afternoon for their old home. Omaha
Nebraska. We wish them a pleasant
visit.
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Alderman Schreiner appeared in a
brand new suit of clothes.
Conner became deeply Interested In
the discussion of the iron clad limits and
knitted his brOws very studiousIy. The
question WAS just about enough for him.
Col. Belknap was in the most exhuber-
ant spirits.
In the limits as now defined all iron
Clads, except those already erected. are
strictly prohibited.
The mayor had on a white vest, clean
shirt, collar and cuffs.
Lewis hadn't word to say.
Francisco Rodriguez, who was grant
ed monthly allowance, is an aged
Mexican woman who lost her all in the
fire on the corner of East and Zavalla
streets.
The new iron clad limits, as defined
by the new ordinance, of course knocks
Adams &. Wickes three-story iron clad.
Hans necktie was all awry and his
hair, though unoombed, was curly.
Not a word said the mayor about the
appointment Of that municipal hospital
committee. All the aldermen knew Of
it was read by them In yesterdays
LIGHT and they are kicking when they
reflect that although entitled to know
these things, they are obliged to con-
suit the daily prints for their informa-
tion on municipal affairs.
Old Jess, a cOlored loafer of Palestine,
was taken into the woods by his color
ed brethren because he would not work
and soundly strapped.
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A Daisy Idea.

A semi-weekly shipment of mems and
youths summer underwear, neckwear.
hosiery, and all gents fancy furnishing
goods, gives WOlfson command of the
market. By this novel method his
shelves represent the latest designs in
all such goods. And as styles change
perpetually, manufacturers are ALWAYS
ready to make special terms with a man
who buys In large quantities for cash.
This advantage Mr.. WOlfsOn offers his
customers. He offers it in everything,
and he Keeps all styles aud grades. You
never know how cheap the latest and
best Of everything can be bought. mill
you try WOlisOn's. If you want to sur-
prise yourself, give this house a call.
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GOODBYE
And God-Speed to the Militia and Their
Friends

And God-Speed to the Militia and Their
Friends.
A tremendous crowd Of ladies and
gentlemen visited the Sunset depot this
morning to bid farewell to the Wash
ington teams of the Belknap and San
Antonio rifles and to the many ladies
and gentlemen who formed an escort OF
honor to them to Washington.
The delay OF getting away was not
long, 8 o'clock seeing every one settled
IN their sleepers and the train starting.
GOod-byes were said or kissed, hands
shaken and, with cheers from both
the travellers and those left behind, the
train steamed onward towards Wash
iDgton, and, let us hope, toward victory
for our boys, the "kids" and dudes"
Along with the excurters several of
our citizens availed themselves
of the cheap fare to visit dis
tant relatives in the north. Cap
tain Bill Lyons, who has been
in Texas 80 years, left for Pennsylvania,
on visit.
Mr.. Jacob Schuele, who has never
been north, left for New York and other
points.
Miss Emma Macon, who has become
very popular during her visit here, left
lul hok hOuO IA lBiulds IGuLuOT has III
that she may some day return with a
Mrs. to her name.
Master Charlie Cresson in his new
uniform, left with the Belknaps.
The car occupied by the Belknaps,
number l0l, though an emigrant car,
was comfortable, clean and cool, and the
boys had plenty of room.
The sleeper, Teche, to have carried a
great many Of the San Antonians, broke
down at Houston and another sleeper
had to be put on at this depot. This
caused considerable kicking" from
those who had purchased sleeper berths
from San Antonio, but their money was
promptly refunded them.
In addition to those published yes
terday, the following citizens left: Il.
w. Mullaly, Nj. j. Moynahan, L. Brian,
Jr., J. M. Murphy, A. Band, w. B. Kerr,
j. X. Crockett, A. L. ID. Velasco, w. III.
HOey, p. b. Braeht, Miss Emma Macon.
Fairbanks Canning company, Chica-
20. contract for 4,500, 900 kilOs Of canned
neat for the French army and navy.
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County Commissioners.

Road matters occupied the attention
OF the court all day.
The appointment of ditch commits
sioners OF the Espada ditch was recon-
sidered and the election of Commission
ers was left to the land owners, to be
confirmed by the court.
The new office of superintendent of
public schools was created, to be elected
at the school election in June.
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An Elegant Hat

liz crown of glory to the man who
wears one. 1t is an advertisement of
his own good taste and of the business
judgment of the house that sold il. To
select q perfectly becoming hat is q diff
ficult thing. To know where to find
such hat is half the battle. TO know
where to find them at discount rates is
always desirable; particularly so in these
hard times. There ia hat house in
this city where every quality, shape and
shade OF hat can be found, soft or stiff.
Where clear nutria (Stetson's) can be
had for $3.50, sold elsewhere for 81 30.
Where an |. Y. Stetson sells for So 90
and everything else in same ratio to
prices elsewhere asked. Wolfson is the
halter.
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NEW BUSINESS.

By Smye, that a rock crossing be put down
on GOliad stOeet, at Alamo street. Adopted.
BY Degener that owners of property on
East Houston street, between Alamo plaza
and NecogdOches street, be notified to put
down class A walks, and it not complied with
the work done under city ordinance. Adopt
ed.
BY Schreiner, that the mayor be authorized
to have all instructions on Cameron street re-
moved at once. Adopted.
BY DepenCT, that the street commissioner
build two box drains on the street leading in
to the Bin2-Engleman road. Adopted.
By Schrein0r that the mayor have Pro-
bandit street opened from Lovers Lane to
Mitchell street. Adopted.
By lehman, that the street commissioner
put Water street in good travelling condition.
Adopted.
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NOTICB!!- notice.!
MATTRESSES
Household Furniture T FSn Million
Headquarters at the Mattress Factory.
244 246 & 248 AUSTIN ST..
Near Sunset Depot.
II. Phelps, Proprietor.

II Is known fact that the market has been
Of late flooded with the cheapest trash posi-
bic and sold at auction houses at any price
0btainable, without giving q particle of salts
faction to theapU rchasor, IL being done for the
purpose OF doing business. However 1t may
be, have greater facilities for mattress-msg-
ing than any other factory In the state, and
have~fhus decided TO give the public the bene-
n, and Will sell any mattress required at
wholesale price,
FOR CASH ONLY
and will deliver the same toNany part of the
eityfffee of charge.
Dhave steam power to pick all my corn
shucks, card my cotton and wool, and pick all
hair and moss on the premises. The machin-
cry used II OF the very best, and therefore |
Gan dlfy ali competition In the trade, as 1t ia
Ia yafh for any hand power to try to compete
with steam. Mattresses renovated and made
squal 70 new. Woven wire mattresses and
vovca wire cots manufactured on the prem
iess.
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Listen TO the old reliable, Do no

Listen to the old reliable, Do not
miss this golden opportunity, smokers.
Every smoker Free" box OF cigars.
Never
Make an assertion unless | can prove 1t and
when | say | will give you box of cigars
Free" mean IL.
x. l.. N. T.,
Best ON earth. Sold on their own merits for
living profit. ,2sT- Do not offer jewelry, furni-
into partnership, set a broken leg, or keep
your gas meter from counting too much, or
perform any other miracle -AEt but do prom
Use to give you the best smoke for five cents
on the market. Try Y. l.. N. rs, and you will
smoke no others. SIM HART,
The TObaCcOnist.
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LIGHT FLASHES,

And Other News Items Picked Around
Town By Our Reporters.
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Fairbanks Canning company, Chica-
20, contract for 4, 100000 kilOs Of canned
meHt for the French army and navy.
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Ser alm1dttae Dollar.

Weuu man es niGt ipiiBte, ba6 Der
allmd9tige Dollar in Nmerita Jules bes
berrl1t, 70 fdnbe fib @elegenbeit ges
mug, Die es uns Dor Musen fhbrt. Mfan
pfegt ben Dollar als cine panaeea 3l
betradten, bic ale llebel beieitigt; elm
sebro9enes Sera. cine sefnidte uns
i1uIo, Elm abgerihenes @lieo unb au9
bas 2eben zines Meni9en uiro bur9
i'm erfebt. Gin neues geiipiel bieier
elrt siebt u,is tpieber Der Sob bes ST.
nators 2osan.
Qoaau fou unidentified ~sefiorben
fein, bic binterbliebene Wittpe mar
besbaIb Der unteriiibung bebirftig uno
nun ,purben Gbeds i'm 8etrag BON
SauIenben prn Dollars in bas Sterbe'
aimmer bon 2ogan eeIdidt, ebe MUIR
einmal Der Sarg bic 2ei9e bes Wer'
forbenen borg. unb bas nannte
man Bemeiie BON Mitgefibl.
8epiB fan1 Memanb ettpas geeerI
bieie Qrt bon SpmpatbiesB emeifen ein'
member. aber tuenut bic Srauer Der
Wittrpe auf cine fol9e Weife geffbrt
pirb, banu in bic Gpmpatbie au pers
bammem. Sdtten bic @elbmdnner ibr
geIb, weIGes fe Der Wittpe Goga1
ianbten, obne beren 8o.mifen geiams
melt unb es ibr oanr iibergeben, 10
bdtte man bic Sbat bo9ber;ig rearen
f6nnen. Su Der art uno Weiie absr,
uie bic unteritabuns perabfoIgt uuroe,
mar fe gemeim ino bebeutete tpeiter
mi1ts, als bab man ibr iagte. nSu ban
einer uneriebli1en 8erluff gebabt, mir
iuoIlen aber bur1 uniere Gbeds bafiir
forgen, baB bu Did barhber bintpegs
ieber t%annf." Ser almddtige Dols
lar bat ba mieber feline 5erri6aft
betpdbrt.
Wdbrenb bes i@redli6en giienbabn'
ungIiids arf Der Baltimore nnb Obiu
8abn fam elm Mann Hamens pofts
Ietbtpaite nit ieinen beiben ertpadienen
S6bnen unls 2eber unb lieB feline Jrau
unb Wlitter nit mebreren unermadie'
men ainbern 3uriid. Der Mann bate
$500 bel fiG, unb bieie tuaren slei4'
fals berlorer, 10 baB bic Grau gar'
obne GeIb lnb obne 9ilfe fur ibr
ssortfommen ba ftanb. Die Oepef9eu
e~rudbnten bes 8orfals unb bic Sa9e
III baber betaunt ee~tporben, aber fein
gted bon Sauienb Dollars tuurbe be,
Wittine pofIetbtpaite s%ugeianbt. Sis
bat, tpie 5auienb anbere Dittuen 81
berfu9en, fid bur9 bas 9eben au f1la'
gen. gielei1t bot ibr Der cine ODE,
Der anbere mitleibise gfeui@ Inter
ffiibuug sutonme1 la1en. aber biz
gbeds Der @eIbproben ifnb ausgeblie;
ben. gs bot fi1 eben feline Gelegen'
belt bar, nit benz almd6tisen Sola,
au ptablen.
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&&SSkSSS
- SIN Der an, Hienfas absebaItenen
Seahresperiammlung bes 9urnnereins
tuurben bic folgenbeng eantteu ertpdhlt:
8. 6utb iun.-1Rer 8oribenber, A.Bri'
an iun.-2ter 0orfbenber, O. RageIer,
protof. S1riftmart. u. Soste-correip.
SGrifttpart, Geo. 6i!gers-1ter Surns
mart, Wm. 0oIbreft-2ter Surnuart,
8. s.. G1dfer-S 9abmeifer, s. u.
Bedmann- $urnlebrer, @. Oieielborf-
:3euspart. Ginanaeomite 8. glmeas
BORT, 6. s.. 3Ieine, O. 9euermann.
Bibliotbetsg omite 8. Solms, 3. s.
Mauermann, @bos. Runge; 0ergnti'
aunaseomite-N q. Brian jun, 5. Bed
mann, 8. Rod, Wm. WeAnifer, Geo.
0euermann; Baueomite- 3. Solder,
u. s. Bedmanr, Geo. 6euermaun.
= Wir pertpeiie1 auf bic Ganbibas
tenon3eige bes 6errr gbmin 8. SerreI,
Der fid unr bas Mmt bes Mapors bes
tuirbt. 6err Serrel III ben 1argera
San Nntonios als Elm borfiGtiger unb
f~erniebenber Ginansmann befannt, ges
gen beKen pripatdaratter ui&t bas
minbeife ei~nsuipenben if. So melt mir
ibn fennen, glauben mir, baB CT fid
bortrefHi@ oils WapOr qualifisirt.
8eItern Nadmittag gerietb elm
Stou BON s.. .. Meper. i~enieits BET
Snternationalbabn In Geuer unb tuurbe
total aern6rt. gs tpobnte cine meyifa'
nii1e camille i'm Stale, bic ole ibre
6abfeligteiten berlor.
- Marp potanatpap, bic Sermann
Stoppenbed beftoblen bat, tuurbe unter
$500 Birgf1aft geftelt, bic fe ~leiftete.
- Grnff Meper, Der O. 8ogeI In
Borne stpei pferbe itabI, fibt In Der
Soil, ba er bic serlanete 8irgi9aft bon
$1,000 rri9t ifelen fonate.
- Die tatbolif9en Bitter erpdbIien
foIeenbe 8eamte: u. Mbana, prdf'
bent; 8. D. SierEep, 8ieeprdioent;
goiparb 8roben If. unb u. 8. polpd,
Sefret6r unb gparb gotulla, -S&ab'
meifer.
= Charles Ylad. Der iunse Manu.
Der auf Der Mranias paB 8abn Rber'
fabrsu tuurbe, 1T %seftorben.
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2s1 @ef. Commensurate,
&c 5 @ef.@ Commensurate.
Weibnadts 6mtptqnmtier.

@esri9aum . Yfeifen, pfsifeufopfe.
gisarrenbaIter, gisarren in Tddden
bon 25 60 so gs. nnb 10 IS. fpesieu
fur bic 6eftase, Sabad in feinen l
@funb aifen, pou@es, Mat4 eafes
unb Rafen.
vRein EroFt fur gartners ober
Drummer. Man perfude meiue BAD
rem unb Yreile. 2elepbon 1Sl, POI
unb 1871. Stmf cart,
Der Ieitenbe Sabadbdnbler.
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gaIifurnia @eime.

Serr 8. s Meper. @bOleiaIe &
RetaiIbGnbler in Weinen, alamo plasa,
it Dor Rur3em BON feiner Dierter Ge'
i9dftsreiie nod galiforuien auriidges
tebrt. Ct fam iebt feline 2unbea unb
6amilien nit ben beffen Sorten BON
CALIFORNIA; einen unb reinem Eraus
bens 8ranbp perieben. Reineg @alifor'
mia glaret b~erfauft er bic 8allone-$1.
Bort, unb anbere unnerfdli9te Weiue
finb iets Bel Inn borrdtbig.
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OefienttiHe Wutis!

Der llnterseidnete erlaubt fi9 benz
mit3utbeilen, baB er tpeoer
feline &e6tspraris aufsegeben bat, nod
bies gu tbuu beabfi9:igt. 2rantbeit
perbinbert ibn augeublidli1, ieinerl
peri6nli9e aufmertiamfeit
su iuibmen, bod boft er binnen2uraem
oieielben pieoer a~ufHebmen 5u t6nner.
M1tungspol: u. Sittmar.
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- 2aBt gud ni9t tduf6en bur9
niebere Preife fir arbeit. tuelde better
oils ireenb cine in Seras seliefert iuirb,
perfiigt gu6 na6 @allas
10 q 3 . pbotographii9em atelier, mo
gud CUTE unb sufrieoenffelenbe arbeit
su rur reellem preife garautirt wirb.
gaft 9oufion StraBe.
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6 u + u Q.

3um grIernen bes 9 @neibens
un6 Waabnebmens bon . as
mentIeibern nod benz einfa9fen,
fiderfem unb f9nenffen Spffem, nit
muir 8 WaoBen. Der GURUS beginnt
Wontag ben 81. DECEMBER 1886 unb
umfaBt 6 llnterridtstunbeu. Teoins
gungen mdBig.
anmelbungen tuerben e~ntgegenges
rlommen in SO. 214, Bite Str, stuif1et
Apenue 6 unb o.
gbenfals enpfe5le i9 mid gum ms
fertigen bon o amentIeiber1
nod ben neueffen fran36ff9eu Moben.
tutpIM Mrs. 3ramer.
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SDut. Mnth's

Wirttf9aft unb t.p o.
billion anf benz Commencement. 9iigel
III Elm beliebter 8eriammlungsort beuts
fder Gamilien. Der pabinon 1T bur@
6eniter gel1lofen, gebei3t uub In ieber
8esiebung elm babf9es 3ofal. Se6en
6onntag, Na9mittag unb Mbenb:
3on5ert. guf 0erlausen mad benz
Qon3ert: Sanstrdn3den. NusseseiGnes
tes Bier, feiner falter Qund. = quite,
setpdbIte @eieaf@aft. aufmersfome 8e.
6ienung. 20be33Mt
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Budlens arniea.ealbe.

Die bette Saibe Der HeIt fur S9nitte
Quetf6unsen, 9sfdpire, 6ieber. unb Saut.
ausf4laa, 6Iedte, s%eiprunseue Sdnbe, 8roa.
beuIen unb ale Sautfranfbeiteu furirt %.
mprrboiben ober feline 8ssabIuns. 8oIise
Qualification sarantirt ober bas @sIo p,rb
,uriderfattet. rs Gents bic SGadtsl bel U
Toreik
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SdIagenber y s.-2ebs
rer: r0oit 1T iiseran, er lit alaesens
wdrtia. gr 1T i'm Waloe. in Der Stride.
in Der Gtubs, auf Dem BOben. i'm Rel
Ter" ShiIer: v8ei uns 1T er aber
uift i'm aeler!" 2ebrer: nWarum
nidt?A S9iler: .Weil er gang boil
6ol3 gepadt ifl"
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6 in 9agesfrage in Der nfeis
men 8eienfdaft" BON Wew Oorf 1T, Oh
mon 2eute, pel&e 5ur Mietbe Dobnen,
aur guten @eielidaft re9nen f6nne.
ilnperl1dmtes G%einbell-
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Gpebett erhatten:

Neue Senbune BON importirtem unb
einbeimif@en Sdweiser 2die, fotpie
friide Milwautee gerDelat unb Salami
Wurf. 6. Seuermann.
1871 ,3mt1mtp
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Saltet Gure 3ampem To CronunB uno
breuuenc.

Die alamo Oelcompasnie liefert bas
Del. I'm ORDERS pirb gebeten uno
bas Del tpirb prompt abgeliefert. Of
flee 237 OF $ SoufonfraBe. Seles
pbon 351. 6,11.t6W
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SIR fdbtif4er @cIlettcr.
Der lintersei&nste smpfeblt fid ben 4drsern
a9tunssbou aIs Raubibat sur @ieSertrwdb.
lung fir bas Gmt bes gitb Solicitors bel Der
an II. Bsbruar 1881 ftattfinbeuSen @abl.
s. 6. 9aueien.
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@abls Museieeu.
SIR Mopor.

SD tinSise mid tierbur9 ais Ganeioat fur
bas Nayorsamt bel Der I'M 6sbruor abautai.
ienben DabI dn. SD bese oas gertransn, eae
i'd pabrsnb Der Istten 3ebu Sabre NIT ben Gs.
f6dftsintereFen unb benz materiellen BaGs.
ttum Der Staot seniiseno belanut setueroen
bin, um elm llrtbeiI In lofaIen anseItesnbstten
su befben. Das tiefffe 9ntsrehe fur unisrs tanfs
fiae Vrospsritdt bsranlabt mid, cine (orgfaltiae,
aber fortldrittIide VoIitit in munieipaIen uus
aeleaenbeiteu su befirporten uub aaf cine sc.
redfe, parteilcie anb unternsbmsnbe StaotSers
~paItuna su brinasn. @enn Su bieiem sbrsn.
poIIen Unite erpatIt, rsrbe i'd bic WabI ale Elm
mir ernieienss Yeriraaen betradten nno ber'
ipre&e. meine Pai9tsn setreu su ertiuen.
gbpin 3. aerrea.
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Mmsetse fur ste,aersabIer.

9Th Collectors DfFce.
Can antonio, 10. Rouembsr. 1885,
Scr 1lnteraeiduete ma1t bierhurd befannt,
bat bic Rdbtifde ab balorsm uno aopfitsnsr fnr
bos MuniripaIfahr fSse, has am %. Gebruar
1887 enbef. fdlia In. Din StenerH fnb Dor
- ornannten Datum AZ entri9teu.
8. 6. 6aueiIeu.
isiItursM etdbtif9sr ssHettor.
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Naa @rftenhI0ff.

abr isnben bon ies: 81 bas sWo&en:
SAT-" fir ben preis bon $500 aut
c 4 .3abr portofrei nod Oeuti9laab.
Der Serausgeber.
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Der ~rinter,eidnste Seist ft& tiermis BEN
gubIifum aIs elm uu~abbSnsieer 9aneihat fur
bas amt bes Strabenfcmmifdrs In Der TN
nddfen Gebruar fattfnbenben adbifdsn
Wahl an. a4tunesbou:
q. 3. Quirf.
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Mli embfebIen ben eelern Der r6reie @reHe1
I'D Germ s. Or. Gmeron, Suipslisr,
aanfmaun uno Pfnubleiher. CT b~erfauft nb.
ren an 2-sA Dollars. @anbubreu bon $500
aufDdrts, nit 0arautie. Bel Gmrrion FAM
man uuttrineenb @elb erbaIten ober iubefiren.
Setue Aunhen birsea baflr.
@arum bunsrig unb t~erIunpt herumIaufen.
iuenn man bet gmerion cine Yittcle fur $l.60
betoztmeu Tam.
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National Republican., 1887-02-12
Custom Shirt Department.

This is rapidly becoming one OF
the most important branches of our
business, and we propose to leave
nothing undone TO promote its still
further growth.
Mr.. A. ]. Lockhart, well and
favorably known in this city, is in
charge. Having made this branch
a study he has become, by long prac-
tical experience, one of the most
competent shirt cutters and filters in
the country, and we guarantee abso-
lutte satisfaction to every purchaser.
Every shirt is cut and made on
the premises, from the best quality
of muslins and linens, and we
promise you the best fitting shirts
for the money possibly obtainable.
Grade d, Six Shirts for $3.50.
Grade c, Six Shirts for 5000.
Grade B, Six Shirts for SIo.5o.
Grade A. Six Shirts for SI2.oo.
The first number $3.50 is deliv-
cred unlaundered. Others laun-
dered. The latter is made from the
best muslin and linen that comes
for the purpose.
National Republican., 1887-02-12

ders seams in outer garments.
The shoulders and yoke are
slope curved and the back so
improved as to give the most
room where it is necessary.
producing a clean fit in the
back with no ridges, combin-
ing grace and comfort. The
bosoms are 3-ply linen
throughout, while the front
is re- enforced (made double)
on either side Of the bosom,
so as to prevent cracking
away in t h c laundering,
thereby strengthening the
weakest point in a shirt. This
shirt is made from the best
grade Of muslin, under the
supervision Of the patentee,
by selected and thoroughly
competent operators, which
guarantees to every shirt a
uniform grade Of manufac-
ture. Has patented gussets,
insuring the best Of wear at
end of all seams.
Fit is absolutely guaran-
National Republican., 1887-02-12
THE f. f. V. IMPROVED. )"

Few reasons why it is the
best fitting stock shirt made:
1t is cut upon improved and
patented principles, which
produce effects never before
achieved in the fit of a shirt.
The neckband is so cut and
made in. combination with the
shirt as to firmly hold the
collar in place, preventing
its riding or slipping up over
the neckband, thus overcom-
ing the greatest source of
annoyance to the wearer in
all other systems of cutting.
The sleeves are so cut as to
give the greatest length
where needed, so that the
motions OF the arm cannot
interfere with the fit Of the
body of the shirt, thereby re-
lieving all strain and wear at
shoulders and elbows. The
sleeves are REINFORCED at
the top to protect them
against the wear Of suspen-